FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – A 30-year-old mother — who has been in and out of jail for years in Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties — was once on the Broward primary jail on Friday in Fort Lauderdale.
Ashly Marie Kestler, who was once born in Cincinnati, Ohio, has a file that incorporates drug paraphernalia, cocaine, marijuana, and alcohol. She hasn’t ever been in jail however could also be operating out of probabilities.
About 3 years in the past, Kestler, then 27, made headlines when cops found her crying 7-month-old baby woman bleeding outdoor of her automobile — close to the automobile’s tire in Plantation.
According to the arrest shape, Kestler was once handed out within the automobile close to a loaded gun and a half-empty bottle of Hennessey. She had already been arrested for prison mischief in Palm Beach. She had additionally been arrested after a police pursuit in Miami-Dade.
In 2022, Kestler was once sentenced to a three-year probation for kid forget in Broward. According to the Florida Department of Corrections, her probation was once intended to finish on Feb. 3, 2025. But previous this 12 months, Broward prosecutors filed a brand new case in opposition to her.
According to an arrest shape, Kestler referred to as 911 on Feb. 12 to file any person had “drilled up through the floor of the hotel room” in Deerfield Beach and shot a gun two times.
Deputies reported discovering Kestler close to medication, items of tin foil with burnt spots at the sink — and hallucinating. Prosecutors filed the case, and a pass judgement on positioned her on pre-trial services and products on Valentine’s Day.
Kestler, who reported her house is in Boca Raton, was once dealing with fees of ownership of cathinone, ownership of oxycodone, and contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
According to Kamilah Ragoo, a pre-trial services and products specialist, Kestler violated this system when she examined sure for oxycodone on Tuesday, data display.
Broward County Circuit Judge Andrew Siegel revoked her pre-trial liberate, and deputies arrested her on Thursday. Corrections was once retaining her with out bond.
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Local 10 News Assignment Desk Editor Kelly Davis contributed to this file.
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